beverly farmer, what is happening?>> not much, as you would expect, but with a forecast like that -- right now, no problems to report. the corridor in virginia is in great shape. coming back up from fredericksburg and up towards the beltway in springfield, accident free. between the american legion bridge and the woodrow wilson bridge, in maryland, and other areas, 95 in maryland, 50 out to the bay bridge or on the return, now is the time go. we are off to a great start. >> stanky. >>> today is labor day, but is marked with a growing unemployment rate and a country is struggling to get back on its feet. we have more. >> good morning, doug. it is difficult on this holiday for many. we celebrate economic health. this is the start of the recession that reports that over 7 million jobs have been lost. it is a 26-year high for unemployment. with unemployment expected to hit 10% by later this year, this labor day holiday is bittersweet. nearly 50 million americans who want a job cannot find one. -- 15 million americans. earl

beverly? hello? bill? >> he told me his name was beverly. [ laughs ] >> why do you keep calling them? >> to see if they miss me. >> probably not as much as you miss them. >> i don't miss them. i love my new place. it's mine and... i love it. >> what do the kids think? >> both: we hate it! >> hey, hey, i said go to bed! >> you mean go to cot! >> yes. anyway, aunt ella always picks up the phone, man. something must be wrong over there. i'm gonna go check and make sure everything is all right. do me a favor? watch the kids for me while i go check on them, all right? >> oh, cool. i'll just watch a little cable. >> we don't have cable. >> oh. sorry, i'm not available. >> calvin, come on, man. just watch the kids for me. [ cellphone rings ] >> hello? hey, what's up, girl? wait, hold on, baby. hello? my phone's breaking up. hold on, hold on. malik, malik. how does your dad get reception in here? >> his phone isn't prepaid. >> hold on. hello? can you hear me now? hold on. how about now? aagh! malik, i'm gonna take

my name is jade mills, and i'm with coldwell banker, and we are at number 14 beverly park in beverly. right now, we're standing in the fabulous entry with this wonderful fountain. >> i'm joyce rey, executive director of previous international. this property is spectacular in every respect. it's located on just under two acres. the main residence comprises approximately 13,637 square feet. we have fabulous high ceilings, stunning city views, seven bedrooms, eight baths. the current list price is $19,995,000. >> and here is the wonderful living room, which is basically divided by an outstanding bar into two separate sections. adjoining the living room is a wonderful family room with a full bath as well as a library. >> in this area, you have two fireplaces, one for the formal living room and one for the area adjoining. >> and here we are in the sensational master suite. you have vistas of the tennis courts, swimming pool, gardens and city beyond. fabulous fireplace and the most amazing terrace. >> the whole north side of the upstairs is master bedroom as well as two bathrooms, a lovely

remember when ran into the beverly hills hotel.ran in there and was hiding in the closet. >> greg: john, i also notice one thing interesting. anybody who is overly obsessed about one specific element of their body, in this case, his hair, isn't that a signifier to everybody else that there is something seriously wrong with him? >> he does love his part. he has one of the weirdest parts in all of politics. it is not just the hair. it is the smile and it is his aura and it is also the fact that he would actually employ a superstar band for his secret affair. >> greg: i think i have more tape of dave matthews. ♪ >> greg: bill, i have to ask you are a fan of dave matthews. >> can we hear a little more? now, you have it in my head. so i can stare into his eyes. ♪ >> because he is exceedingly wealthy and women are really weird when it comes to their husbands and the bad things they do, greg. we have seen this time and time again. she at least publicly chas him.rtisetised >> greg: i knew you would disagree with me but john edwards was a f

the intension of defrauding the hotel and did it to other hotels, including the hotel bel air in beverlyls to the tune of 17 grand and saying the couple was playing a shell game, they were giving phony addresses, phone numbers, saying we'll sunday the money and never sent the mean. i have to actual, shawn, the best mug shot ever. they're see suppose error errorred and dramatic and hollywood with a coat over his shoulder looking sideways, i mean, i think better than nick nolte. >> i can't wait to see that. i am sure it's very, very interesting. i want to ask you about a big celebrity wedding planand talking about chloe kardashian and l.a. laker lamar odom. what are you learning about this? we understand you got a special visitor from one of his teammates. >> we did. ron artest came in and we sat down with him in the room and grilled him like a cheeseburger. specifically, he's known lamar o damage when he was 8. what i want to know ask did he sign a pre-nup? we're getting into that with him in the weekend show and you will she how well ron artest withstands the tmz staff. >> i have been he

chloe kardashian married lamar odum in beverly hills. "okay" magazine paid $300,000 for the nuptials. >>> this comes from news channel 8 in portland, oregon in beaverton, some men rose to the challenge to help prevent sexual assault. for an event called walk a mile in her shoes, guys turned out in women's high heels. they were standing pretty tall for a good reaso all to spread awareness of sexual violence and raise money for a local center for assault victims. many of these wobbly walkers, though, were accompanied by their wives, who opted for, well, you know, more sensible flats. great story >>> i'm dan kloeffler, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> a good monday morning to you. hope you had a great weekend. weather-wise it's going to feel like fall. not so much today but by tomorrow, say through friday, it's going it be a little chilly. it's brisk this morning. 55 out at the airport. 61 downtown. 55 in easton. a reinforcing front will move through today. it's going to be quite breez

chloe kardashian married lamar odum in beverly hills. "okay" magazine paid $300,000 for the nuptials. >>> this comes from news channel 8 in portland, oregon in beaverton, some men rose to the challenge to help prevent sexual assault. for an event called walk a mile in her shoes, guys turned out in women's high heels. they were standing pretty tall for a good reason, all to spread awareness of sexual violence and raise money for a local center for assault victims. many of these wobbly walkers, though, were accompanied by their wives, who opted for, well, you know, more sensible flats. great story >>> i'm dan kloeffler, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on >>> 4:54 is our time right now. we have 59 fall-like degrees here in the nation's capital on this 28th day of september 2009. take a live look at the washington skyline. beautiful as always. good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm barbara harrison. and we want to take a look at our weather right now, find out whags going on today.

>> we are taking your calls live to beverly in new york. hi, beverly. >> caller: hi, nancy. i'm sorry, but you already answered my question. i wanted to know if the hair had ever been positively identified. >> well, let's just run back through that. nikki pierce, wdbo radio, nikki, i know they did either nuclear, which is from the root of the a air, or mitochondrial dna testing on the hair. now, am i correct? was it determined it was either caylee's or casey's? >> it was determined that it was either casey's or caylee's. but we can see now from these new documents that in appearance it does not match casey's. it looks like it came from the hair brush that cindy had given them, grandmother cindy had given them when fbi investigators had requested a brush and they said casey and caylee used that brush together. and that piece of hair does not match casey's. >> unleash the lawyers. susan moss, the fact that hair was found in the car, which was a hair of death, which showed that somebody who had that hair had died. when you look at this in its entirety, that's when you see how p

in beverly hills, comedy writer larry gelbart died today of cancer. of a barber, he got his start writing radio jokes for one of his dad's customers-- danny thomas. then on to t.v. where he wrote for cyd caesar. but gelbart is best known for t.v.'s "m.a.s.h." and the hit movie "tootsie" with the cross-dressing dustin ofman. larry gelbart was 81. still ahead, she thought he was just about the worst cab driver ever, until their lives took a very unexpected turn. "assignment america" is next. nnn medication to lower your bad cholesterol but your good cholesterol and triglycerides are still out of line? then you may not be seeing the whole picture. ask your doctor about trilipix. statin to lower bad cholesterol, along with diet, adding trilipix can lower fatty triglycerides and raise good cholesterol to help improve all three cholesterol numbers. trilipix has not been shown to prevent heart attacks or stroke more than a statin alone. trilipix is not for everyone, including people with liver, gallbladder, or severe kidney disease, or nursing women. tell yo

. >>> we learned today that larry gelbart has died in beverly hills.elbart wrote so much of what made america laugh for so many years a 60-year career, including the big one, "m.a.s.h." films like "tootsie" and "oh, god," he worked with red button, sid sear sar and george burns. he continued writing until three weeks ago. larry gelbart, a giant of hollywood was 81 years old. >>> oldest person in the world died today in los angeles. we last saw gertrude baines when she celebrate herd 115th birthday last april. she is believed to be the granddaughter of former slaves. when she was born in 1894, grover cleveland was president. there was no such thing as penicillin and the u.s. flag had just 44 stars. she cleaned college dorm rooms for a living and she loved jerry springer, crispy bacon, fried chicken and ice cream. she was mentally alert until the very end. she lived long enough to vote for barack obama for president last november. again, gertrude baines was 115 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight, spending american blood and treasure in afghani

. >> the original andy warhol paintings stolen last week in beverly hills. they are worth many millions of dollars. >> this is pretty brazen. >> these stole the paintings from this collector. andy warhol was an acquaintance and one of the missing paintings is of the owner himself. >> it is one of the largest residential burglaries that has occurred in los angeles. >> detectives do not have any clues. they say a witness sought a maroon bag andarked in the driveway. the thieves may not get much for stealing such conspicuous art. >> art work of this significance our part to move. -- are hard to move. these will surface. they will show up. it is a question of whether it is sooner or later. >> the real money may be in the reward. $1 million for information that brings the paintings back home. >>> sleep south carolina congressman who heckled the president during his health-care speech could be admonish by congress. democratic leaders are planning to vote next week if congressman joe wilson does not apologize. he has apologized to mr. obama away from the cameras. t

cops say quaid also swindelled the swanky beverly hills bellaire owe tell out of 17,000 bucks. they were holding a rental car that was reported missing. quaid allegedly covered his tracks by using fakes credit cards and bogus names. colleagues winona ryder and tatum o'neo'neal. you will recall winona five finger discount defense when she was nabbed for shoplifting. she said she was researching a movie role. that didn't go over too well. tatum's defense said she was also doing research for a role when found with drugs. randy quaid sent a letter to tmz claiming the enpi -- entire ordl was done for publicity. you think it will work this time. you never know. >> that defense isn't going to work in a courtroom. remind me of when a guy is caught in prostitution, he says i am doing investigation here. it is not a legal defense. it is bogus. i spoke to a couple hotels they hang up because they don't want to be talking about dead beats. i called his neighborhood book store i said what kind of books does he read? he said philosophical books. i said does he pay for them? they said yes. >>

they exchanged vows at a private resident in beverly hills. the event will be broadcast in part in an upcoming episode about the kardashians. >>> coming up, the latest on a home invasion in buoy. the homeowner is dead there, and police are still looking for the killers. >> plus the president will be working to promote chicago as an olympic city this week. >>> and keeping your teen safe behind the wheel. >>> and another look at the workweek forecast when we come back. >>> right now at 11:30, iran is defined. they tested missiles overnight. tensions were already high after revelations of a sret nuclear facility in iran. and iran's nuclear ambitions will be on the agenda for six-nation talks on thursday. >>> several stores out a prince georges' strip mall will be closed today while crews work to repair a gas leak. it was found in penn mar shopping center. you may remember a similar gas leak at this mall back in may which caused a massive explosion that injured nine firefighters. >>> transportation officials in virginia are wrapping up a press con

beverly with us from new york, hey, beverly. >> caller: what i'm wondering is i don't know if we are talking about -- but cindy and george, i feel they know she did it but can anybody honestly say that they would turn their own daughter in? i mean, you know, you're going to have to sit there and tell the truth and they know she's going to go to the death penalty, you know. >> all right. thanks for the call there. michelle, as you've watched this, michelle garland clinical psychologist joining us, you watched this and their demeanor, do you think they know more than they've let on? >> well, i think, again, they had very gut reactions when this first happened. >> yeah. >> and i think, you know, those are extremely important to remember. and i have to say that, you know, with the last caller, i mean, i can understand that, this theory, we say we wouldn't. or turn in our own children. >> right. >> but, again, i think this family was in constant denial and in conflict, which truthfully is what led to her personality, her issues, and subsequently to what has now happened. >> right. >> and

. >> the auction is in beverly hills. at the beverly hilton hotel october 17 and 18. home with the design team, rjw design team. >> what are you expecting overall there? how big an auction will this be for you all? >> we estimate $600,000 to $800,000. it benefits the barbra streisand foundation she started in 1996. >> so a great cause. thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thanks. >> we should mention also that meredith will have a rare interview with barbra herself two weeks from today. >>> coming up next, authors tiki and ronde barber face some of their biggest cred >>> we're back now on the plaza. we're seeing double today because the barbara brothers, tiki and ronde are with us. they've written another book, their third, called "wild card," and it's based on their own tween years. ronde, tiki, good morning. nice to see you guys. >> good to see you, matt. >> right off the bat, the cover says "wild card." why does it list you like that? >> that's because i'm better looking. it's a point of consternation. >> it generally has a better ring. i'm not going to lie. >> we are

beverly from glenwood writes, it is an honor to have a member of congress visit your school. but michael from westminster writes, totally inappropriate. just another way of politicizeing the speech. more responses coming up on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> you can see more of the president's speech on our website. foxbaltimore.com/"raw news". >> attorneys for mayor sheila dixon filed motions to have part of her case against her tossed out. mayor sheila dixon faces charges of lying about gifts received from contractors doing business with the city of baltimore. and stealing gift cards meant for the needy. she faces seven other charges including theft. today her lawyers asked to have two perjury charges tossed out. >> a man pleads guilty to stealing women's underwear. 24-year-old brian hong admitted breaking into homes in sell cot city last year and stealing underwear. he will be sentenced in december. >> well, the threat of rain will continue tomorrow. >> yeah, let's go to meteorologist tony in for vytas reid. >> it is a great day. when will the sun come back. >> we want to

. >> reporter: but sandra and beverly think the government is their best hope. they join congressman elijah cummings in healthcare reform. they really need insurance. >> to keep me safe. i've had two already. i don't want to have three. i've had three strikes and already out. >> sandra lost her insurance. >> i lay in bed at night. and i think, what am i going to do? these are the x-rays? >> george kelly had prostate cancer. >> it's not a luctszurey to -- luxury to get radiation treatment. it's you either get it or you're not alive. and a lot of people because they don't have insurance or underinsured, are sorry suffering right now. -- are suffering right now. and that's real. >> reporter: the acquisition is holding a town hall meeting in timonium tonight. on a fact-finding mission of their own. >> how much is this going to cost? >> what does it mean to each individual and their healthcare coverage? you know, how much more are we going to have to pay in texts to subsidize the program. >> it's a lot of envelopation -- information to gather. >> there will probably

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>> i guarantee you not one of them is living next to you in beverly hills and not one of them is living next to me in greenwich, not one of them is living next door to me in naples, florida. the question has to be, if you would not be comfortable paroling this person to live next door to you -- >> larry: everything goes back to you? >> no, everything goes back to common sense. everything goes back to common sense. sure, it's wonderful to feel that the human condition can be changed, the mind can be rewired, everybody can do better, you can change everybody and the truth of the matter is based upon my 40 years' experience in the justice system and added to that, my husband's 45 or 50 years in the system, we know that there are certain people that are just wired wrong. and evil. >> larry: what does that do to the judeo christian ethos of forgiveness -- >> well, there's practical and there's practical. practical. >> larry: change. >> and if you are one of those people and i heard in a prior clip, i said you either have to kill them or put them away so they can't hurt anybody else. all righ

a home in beverly hills rented for just under $3,000 a day. the movie being produced today is called "is he there" a two-hour feature that will be shot in just two days. the story line is straightforward. an insurance salesman is looking for a woman's husband who is conveniently not home. an average porn in every way, including how it will be sold. on dvd, mobile, video on demand and the internet. >> that's a good one, man. >> the new ways of delivering porn show some promise. mobile porn sales, for instance, are projected to more than double to $5 billion globally by 2013. but combined today, they don't offset the decline in dvd sales. >> we're playing defects. we're saying, okay, let's hold our own. let's continue to look forward to the future. we're continuing to invest in movies. we're continuing to invest in our different businesses, internet business. and then, you know, as things get better, so will our business. >> others are banking on a new model. frendfindernetwork of networking sites like friend finder makes 93% of its revenue on t

. >> they'd gone on creepy crawly missions in bel air and beverly hills.hey'd go into big mansions and rearrange the furniture in the middle of the night. but i'm convinced that linda, who was cut out of different cloth than others. she was a true hippie. a flower child. i am convinced the only reason he asked her to go along on these two nights of murder is that she was the only one in the family that had a driver's license. he specifically told her, go get your driver's license. so she had no idea that they were going to go out and commit mass murder. >> larry: in your opinion she, was an innocent. what were the others in your opinion if not flower child. >> they were willing to kill for him. she was not. >> larry: when we come back, linda kasabian on the haunting details of the tate murders. don't go away. >>> in july 1969, i had just turned 20. my relationship with my husband was not there. i wasn't a priority to him. >> linda. >> no, bob. >> and there was this girl gypsy and she was a part of charlie manson's family. gypsy said, don't worry. you can c

beverly deangelo had a kid when she was 57, if you can believe it.on news stands now. zimpl the show biz on call priorities are all over 40, and i think they look fabulous. maybe it's something in the "showbiz tonight" offense water. i don't know. >>> so jon gosselin hasn't been shy into jumping into the big old dating pool. we're still getting tons of calls about jon and kate. "showbiz tonight" on call from melissa in oregon. she says she knows why jon is dating around. >> i think kate is a wonderful mother. i think jon already knew how she was before he married her. so what he got was what he got. they had eight children together. i think he's going through a midlife crisis. >> i appreciate your call. maybe not a midlife crisis, jon is in his early 30s. we heard from vanessa, she squarely blames kate for the breakup. >> i think we should really look at jon. he is a victim here. kate is a good mother but she was a horrible wife. she was very abusive to him and she embarrassed him throughout the entire show. >> i appreciate your call. you can call th

as for blake and beverly lauren the pastor couple who took her in for two weeks not alerting anyone after she ran away. not only are they not allowed to talk to rifqa bary but neither are their adult children because there is a pending investigation whether they broke the law. trace: haven't investigators said there is no credible evidence to support the girl's claims. >> first the investigators in columbus police department in ohio and then ohio department of job and family services and then florida law enforcement assisting florida department of child and families all concluded there is absolutely no evidence other than rifqa bary says is her fear of her parents that exists. and so that is why the parents, the attorneys are trying to get this case dismissed from them. however, her supporters, and she has hundreds of christian and jewish supporters here in florida they stand by rifqa saying they need to wake up rifqa is right and law enforcement is wrong. >> she has a real reason to be fearful because what is going to happen to her if they send her back may the blood of that child be on

several media outlets say they were marry today beverly hills homes.est and the entire kardashian clan were there. >>> lions get the first win and fans probably didn't see it. >> you've got to see that story. new york governor david paterson has a message for the people that want him to bow out of the election. even the white house dropped hints about the political future. in response to the criticism, new for you in the next hour. >>> if you're worried about future gas prices and you think fuel efficient cars are too expensive, hln money expert clark howard you how it pays to go green. >> have you considered buying a hiybrid hybrid? there's been all this talk over the years about how hybrid's are really just a rich man's game. that you pay so much more for one that you can never make up that cost in what you save in fuel. well, that was true, especially, ironically enough, last year when gas peaked at over $4 a gallon. because dealers were marking the hybrids up so much you could never make that price difference back. but now you can. a firm which did

>> beverly givens. >> survived two bone marrow transplants. congratulations. this young lady is 94? good to see you. >>> if cooking dinner while overseeing your child's homework and balancing the family's checkbook sounds like a typical night in your house, you may be hurting your marriage. that's the premise of psychologist karen rubenstein's new book "the superior wife syndrome -- why women do everything so well and why for the sake of our marriages we've got to stop." she's here with a crinkle psychologist, jeff gardier. good morning. i looked at the profile of the superior wife and i kept checking things off. there are a lot of us whoall into this. we multi-task. a lot of women do everything for the family. what's necessarily wrong with that when it comes to our marriage? >> let me first make a confession. i myself suffer from superior wife syndrome. >> so there w go. >> i thought i was all alone, but then after doing a lot of research i did a web survey on 1,500 wives and husbands, i should mention. i found out that i'm not alone, that we're in this boat together. and in fact i

. >> before she joined the family, they'd gone on creepy crawly missions in bel air and beverly hillsthey'd go into big mansions and rearrange the furniture in the middle of the night. but i'm convinced that linda, who was cut out of different cloth than others. she was a true hippie. a flower child. i am convinced the only reason he asked her to go along on these two nights of murder is that she was the only one in the family that had a driver's license. he specifically told her, go get your driver's license. so she had no idea that they were going to go out and commit mass murder. >> larry: in your opinion, she was an innocent. >> absolutely. >> larry: what were the others, in your opinion if not a flower child. >> they were willing to kill for him. she was not. >> larry: when we come back, linda kasabian on the haunting details of the tate murders. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someda

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>> before she joined the family they went on creepy crawly missions in beverly hills.ent into people's homes and rearranged the furniture in the middle of the night and people would wake up and see the furniture rearranged. linda, was a true hippy. a flower child. i'm convinced the only reason he asked her to go along on these two nights of murder is she was the only one in the family that had her driver's license. he told her, get your driver's license. she had no idea they were going to commit mass murder. >> larry: in your opinion she was innocent? >> absolutely. >> larry: what were the others if not flower children? >> they were willing to kill for him. she was not. >> larry: when we come back, linda kasabian on the haunts details of the tate murders. in the north of england to my new job at the refinery in the south. i'll never forget. it used one tank of petrol and i had to refill it twice with oil. a new car today has 95% lower emissions than in 1970. exxonmobil is working to improve cars, liners of tires, plastics which are lighter and advanced hydrogen technol

and meanile, my affluent friends in new york out in beverly hills and present wo -- brentwood and i still know rich pele. i grew up in that world. i know what they do when they do with their children or their grandchildren. they srt for three years starting at 2 1/2. rich, wonderful developmental preschool. it's not drill and kill testing preparation, but a wonderful educatn where -- i call it preliteracy. you might sit on a reading routing. you -- right. but they learn social skills and everything. and the kids i know get almost nothing. and then suddenly a few years later, they're all in third grade a they all take the same nclb exams and guess which ones score above proficient and are immediately slaughterednd gifted and talented and set on that road that leads to honors in high school and a.p. and on to the best colleges and guess which ones on the other hand are found to be developmentally delayed, which is our polite term for retarded? and likely to be kept back from promotion. and by the way, every time you hold a child back from promotion, it doubles the chance that she will never

>> we are taking your calls live to beverly in new york. hi, beverly. >> caller: hi, nancy.u already answered my question. i wanted to know if the hair had ever been positively identified. >> well, let's just run back through that. nikki pierce, wdbo radio, nikki, i know they did either nuclear, which is from the root of the hair, or mite chondral tna testing on the hair. now, am i correct? was it determined it was either caylee's or casey's? >> it was determined that it was either casey's or caylee's. but we can see now from these new documents that in appearance it does not match casey's. it looks like it came from the hair brush that cindy had given them, grandmother cindy had given them earlier when fbi investigators requested a brush and she said casey and caylee used that brush together. and that piece of hair does not match casey's. >> unleash the lawyers. susan moss, new york. bill sheaffer, orlando. raymond giudice, atlanta. daniel horowitz, famed attorney out of san francisco. ray giudice, this is a virtual snapshot of little caylee lying there dead or dying in the

we focused on beverly hills and hollywood and all that, but there were 11 people living in a four-room street. it was a two-career household. there was a crane operator. he did not make -- it was a two- parent household. joe was a crane operator. he did not make much money at that. there were six boys in one room with a double bunk beds and four girls. there was a mother who made all of their clothes. they and eight in rotation because there were 11 people living in four rooms. -- 8they ate in a rotation because there were 11 people living in forums. -- in four rooms. this was a two-parent household . there was a disciplinarian, working-class, i'm two-parent household. michael jackson said, the churches where we learned in the rhythm, the music, and the drums. our mama made our uniforms. there was something to be said about the jackson family structure that produced the world's greatest family entertainment against the odds. thank you very much. [applause] >> tonight, oral arguments on the constitutionality of campaign finance. just after midnight, a panel discusses the growing practic

so i visited simon at his home in beverly hills to chat about what drives him, the emotional breakdowndo you like him or not? >> i don't like you. >> do you miss her? >> of course i miss her. >> do you think this show is better or worse without her? >> it's different. but you know, you've got to respect people's decision. i hate saying this, but paula's a star. when she came on the show, she was a star. is a star, will always be a star, and then you've got to remember for all the people cueing up, they want to be a star on american idol. you've got to sort of try and concentrate on them and not think about yourself, which is difficult. >> very difficult for you. ♪ i dream to dream >> now, obviously, the only reason i'm sitting here talking to you today is because of the worldwide phenomenon that is susan boyle. but there was massive outpouring of sympathy for her when she had -- >> a bit of a break down. >> reporter: how did you feel when they started happening? >> well, it was scary. you're not thinking at that point at any time, can you emotionally cope with this? >> of course not. >

. >> i wish i had a tape of me the other day in beverly hills. >> that's enough head knocking. >> i feelurt. >> we were out in california shooting an episode for disney and staying at a nice hotel in beverly hills and my daughter, whom i love, ver much took a shower at the end of the day and did not, you know, mop up the moisture, all right, the flood outside. exactly right. she comes in, i go in to brush my teeth or something, i don't know, and i do one of those cartoon things. >> you can't get your balance. >> you can't get your balance. she said it was quite graceful. >> was it? >> for an elephant. >> at least i was in the privacy of my own bathroom. i went up and fell on my right hip and my right wrist. that's all right. i am a professional, i am not complaining. >> not at all. >> i'll go get an x-ray some day. >> i think we should get to miss sara. >> we have to talk about -- >> there is a ban at toughs university. this is what they say. it is now written in the tuffs university policy. you may not engage in sexual activity while your roommate is present in your room. >> no kidding!

governor beverly purdue and jim hunt are joining forces to help raise a fundraiser.ll be held on october 1st in downtown raleigh and the suggested contribution is $500. >>> the two most pressing issues of president obama's time in office. up next, the latest on the health care reform and also the president's plan to bring his message to one local campus. >>> plus one year after the collapse of lehman brothers, a stern warning to wall street. but are we closer to the recovery from recession? we'll look closer at that. it's 7:27 right now.  >>> flu season is in full swing two months early this year. nearly all of the cases are in the new swine flu strain. the university of maryland college park campus is reporting 506 cases. university of virginia is reporting 95 and georgia has 50 cases of swine flu. and the virus is said to be contagious for longer than first thought. they said you can spread the flu for a week or more after symptoms first appear. they say coughing is a better sign for tell hog is contagious. the vaccine may be ready earlier than expected.

. >> beverly hunt is say dine month moe. she stays in shape. >> it's in the thighs and rear. the primary quote unquote sore spots. >> it forms when skins lose elasticity. as many as 90% of women have cell light and according to howard brooks, thin or heavy, any woman can develop it. >> doesn't matter if the woman is black, white or asian, it can still develop. >> brook says there are a few things to curb the dim ps. quit smoking. also, watch your weight and exercise your legs and but toks. >> that can firm up the skin and decrease the appearance. it's still there but decreases the appearance. >> because it is mostly genetic, he confesses there isn't much to do to get rid of it. there are cosmetic procedures like lasers and deep massage therapy. they are expensive and temporary. for now beverly decided to try laser and deep massage to get rid of her secret. cnn, atlanta. in the shower?zing bo, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthrough formula with natural

this is her 1939, beverly hills high school graduation program, featuring betty marion white singingh, for heaven's sake. i didn't know they had printing back in those days. >> reporter: it's held up well. >> it did. it's on papayrus. >> reporter: and i have a picture here. is this at home playing cards? >> that's my fella. >> reporter: he proposed constantly. >> constantly. and he'd call me every night at 11:00. and he sent me this beautiful, white, stuff -- such a beautiful bunny. with gold and diamond and sapphire earrings on the ears. the note says, please say yes. so, that night, when he called me, i didn't say hello. i just said yes. we were a good pair. ♪ thank you for being a friend >> reporter: betty white will represent "the golden girls" later today, when they're inducted as didny legends at the d-23 expo. upcoming movies like "alice in wonder land," with johnny depp. and "the princess and the frog." >> kiss me. >> reporter: are some of the projects previewed at the d-23 expo. ultimate disney fans can check out exhibits over the next four days at the anaheim, california, c

>> reporter: evans traded in her beverly hills mansion for 70 acres of wilderness. >> i left hollywoodnd the pressure is too big. i mean i moved up here and within the first year i gained 25 pounds because it was so much fun not to put on my makeup and it was so much fun just to be a regular person. >> reporter: but her "dynasty" days are never far away. look no further than her closet where you'll find dozens of nolan miller gowns, fashions that were just as popular as the story lines. what do you think? >> i'm glad you didn't ask me 0 put it on. there were days my shoulder pads were so big and joan's were so big we couldn't walk through a door at the same time. >> reporter: today you won't see her and joan collins in the same room together. >> i thought she was dead. >> reporter: after touring in the play "legends" the fighting that once made "dynasty" such a guilty pleasure spilled over into real life. are u ill friends with joan today? >> we had some trying times during the play. i don't know exactly what happened. i know that circumstances kind of played out to where there was a l

>> reporter: beverly hunt is a dynamo. always active, she stays in shape. but she has a secret. the primary spots. >> reporter: it forms when skin loses elasticity and large fat cells form and create bulges and dimples. as many as 90% of women have it. according to dermatologist, thin or heavy, anyone can develop it. >> doesn't matter if that woman is black, white, asian. doesn't matter if that woman eats right, does anything right. it develops. >> reporter: there are a few things you can do to curb the dimples. first, quit smoking. it damages connective tissue that causes wristling. watch your weight and exercise your legs and buttocks. >> that can firm up the skin and decreases the appearance of cellulite. it's still there. but it decreases the appearance. >> reporter: because it's genetic there isn't much you can do to get rid of it. there are treatments. but they're expensive and temporary. for now, beverly hunt has decided to try laser and deep massage therapy to get rid of her secret. elizabeth cohen, cnn, atlanta. >>> the space shuttle "discovery" is catching a piggy back

we focused on beverly hills and hollywood and all that, but there were 11 people living in a four-roomn street. it was a two-career household. there was a crane operator. he did not make -- it was a two- parent household. joe was a crane operator. he did not make much money at that. there were six boys in one room with a double bunk beds and four girls. there was a mother who made all of their clothes. they and eight in rotation because there were 11 people living in four rooms. -- 8they ate in a rotation because there were 11 people living in forums. -- in four rooms. this was a two-parent household . there was a disciplinarian, working-class, i'm two-parent household. michael jackson said, the churches where we learned in the rhythm, the music, and the drums. our mama made our uniforms. there was something to be said about the jackson family structure that produced the world's greatest family entertainment against the odds. thank you very much. [applause] >> today on c-span, health care, all meeting with virginia democrat, mark warner. that is at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> septe

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